Treatment of desulfurization and salt recovery waste liquid
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Will adding desulfurization and salt recovery waste liquid to the coal blend affect the hydrogen sulfide or inorganic sulfur content in raw gas? I seek guidance from experts.
Currently, the hydrogen sulfide level is low, but SO2 in the exhaust gases after combustion is significantly high.
Then it becomes eating and then defecating, defecating and then eating – does sulfur circulate within the system?
It can’t be explained, but mass is conserved. Or rather, the rate of quantitative change is slow, and it’s not apparent in the short term.
According to the law of conservation of mass, this sulfur must have an outlet – either in the gas or liquid phase, or in the coke; otherwise it will remain in a closed cycle, with the result being buildup inside.
According to the law of conservation of mass, this sulfur must have an outlet – either in the gas or liquid phase, or in the coke; otherwise it will remain in a closed cycle, with the result being buildup inside.
According to the law of conservation of mass, this sulfur must have an outlet – either in the gas or liquid phase, or in the coke; otherwise it will remain in a closed cycle, with the result being buildup inside.
The same problem: when entering the coal plant, efforts are made to mitigate the issue, but the high sulfur content in the coke leads to customers deducting money from the payment. A sulfuric acid plant is under construction now.
It is less affected by hydrogen sulfide; upon salt burning, it decomposes to form SO2